The winners were Lucy Gouge, aged 9, from Five Ways Primary School in Cannock, Staffordshire, and Sophie Taylor Keates, aged 10, from Glenthorne Community Primary School in Walsall, Staffordshire.
Being nominated for a LACA award gives a sense of prestige and honour at a personal level and raises the professional reputation of the organisation or school employing award winners.
The duo will also talk about the school year ahead as Stephen will be passing the baton to Jacquie who will become the chair of LACA.
The competition aims to show the high quality of school meals and the contribution they make to the health and wellbeing of children.
He advances to the 2021 SCOTY national final, which will take place on 12-13 October in Birmingham.
A spokesperson for Premier Foodservice, said: “After the summer break, it's time to go back to school.
The catering company, which provides school meals for children across Warwickshire, Birmingham, Coventry, Leicestershire and Oxfordshire, made the move ‘to help parents feel at ease about the schoo
The charity feeds 2,058,099 children daily meals in schools all around the world which gives them the freedom to learn and the opportunity to fulfill their potential.
The report titled ‘Feeding Our Future’ is accompanied by four state of the nation sub-rep